GENERAL PRACTICE EDUCATION DAY BRISBANE The This seminar is proudly organised by Healthed ABN 13 603 040 704 Tick-Borne Diseases Dr Bernard Hudson Head, Department of Infectious Diseases & Clinical Microbiology, Royal North Shore Hospital Management of Heart Failure – New Developments Relevant to GP A/Prof Karam Kostner Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Queensland Medicinal Cannabis – Myth Vs Practical Realities Prof Iain McGregor Professor of Psychopharmacology; NHMRC Principal Research Fellow Saturday 28 October 8.30am–6.30pm UQ Centre, University of Queensland, St Lucia HEALTHED: AUSTRALIA’S MOST POPULAR ONE-DAY SEMINARS FOR GPs WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND • Leading experts • Engaging speakers • Broad range of topics • Latest and up-to-date information • Practical take home messages • Cost efficient one-day program 2O17 16 CATEGORY 2 CPD POINTS FREE ACTIVE LEARNING MODULE Medical Republic THE Activity no. 101873 16 2017 - 2019 Managing Metabolic Syndrome in Mental Illness Dr Marlene Tham GP; Director of Melbourne Weight Loss; Director of Medical & Mind Weight Loss
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General Practice education day
GeneralpRacticE EDucation Day
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This seminar is proudly organised by Healthed ABN 13 603 040 704This seminar is proudly organised by Healthed ABN 13 603 040 704
Tick-Borne Diseases
Dr Bernard Hudson Head, Department of Infectious Diseases & Clinical Microbiology, Royal North Shore Hospital
Management of Heart Failure – New Developments Relevant to GP
A/Prof Karam Kostner Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Queensland
Medicinal Cannabis – Myth Vs Practical Realities
Prof Iain McGregor Professor of Psychopharmacology; NHMRC Principal Research Fellow
Saturday 28 October 8.30am–6.30pm UQ Centre, University of Queensland, St Lucia
hEalthEd: australia’s mOst POPular OnE-day sEminars FOr gPs
Why you should attend
• leading experts
• engaging speakers
• broad range of topics
• latest and up-to-date information
• Practical take home messages
• cost efficient one-day program
2o17
16CaTEGoRy 2 CPD PoiNTS
Free aCTiVE
LEaRNiNG MoDuLE
Medical RepublicTHE
Activity no. 101873
16
2017 - 2019
Managing Metabolic Syndrome in Mental illness
Dr Marlene Tham GP; Director of Melbourne Weight Loss; Director of Medical & Mind Weight Loss
yOu arE invitEd
Healthed invites you to attend this high quality educational event ideally suited to General Practitioners and other Health Professionals.
This meeting will feature leading experts and key opinion leaders who will present the most authoritative, clinically relevant information on topic areas specifically requested by Australian medical practitioners. We look forward to seeing you at this unrivalled General Practice education day.
The Healthed Team
rEgistratiOn includEs
❏ Access to entire program❏ Handbook with comprehensive lecture notes❏ Morning tea, lunch & afternoon tea❏ Access to trade exhibition❏ Posted copy of an attendance certificate❏ All registrations will be acknowledged in writing after receipt
of payment
rEgistratiOn EnquiriEs
Enquiries at the Conference Secretariat:
Phone: 1300 797 794 Fax 1300 797 792
Mail: Brisbane GP Education Day PO BOX 500 Burwood NSW 1805 Australia
Email: [email protected] Discount Registration available online www.healthed.com.au
on the Day: Info desk will be located on-site at the event for any queries
EducatiOn POints
❏ Category 2: 16 CPD points approved by the RACGP
❏ 8 Core PDP points approved by ACRRM
❏ OPTIONAL ALM – Category 1: 40 CPD points applied for by theRACGP for the 2017-2019 Triennium.
lEading ExPErts PrEsEnt thEir indEPEndEnt viEws and advicE
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Faculty & SpEakERS
Prof Robert Booy, Head of Clinical Research, NCIRS and Westmead Children’s Hospital
National Shingles Vaccination Program – Closing the Gap in Adult and Paediatric Vaccination Rates
Dr David Topping, Honorary Fellow, CSIRO Health & Biosecurity Adelaide
Dietary Fibre, the Microbiome and Health
A/Prof Mark Kennedy, Clinical Associate Professor Department of General Practice, University of Melbourne
Why is Earlier and More Aggressive Treatment of T2 Diabetes Better?
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Healthed strives to maintain the highest possible standard of educational quality throughout its seminar programs. All our speakers are clearly instructed to present information that is authoritative, independent, scientifically accurate and of practical relevance.
In our constant search for high quality educational content we take input from GPs, specialists, researchers, medical educators, industry and many other sources. Their ideas are scrutinised carefully before being introduced into the educational program.
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vEnuE & transPOrt
The event will be held at the UQ Centre, University of Queensland, St Lucia.
❏ Parking is free at the University of QLD on weekends. The closestcar park to the Lecture Theatre is located on Union Road, nearBuilding 27.
The UQ Centre, University of Queensland, St Lucia is accessible by public transport. Please visit translink.com.au to plan your trip.
hEalthEd australia’s mOst POPular OnE-day sEminars FOr gPs
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Program Registration from 7:30am Each talk is approx. 25 mins in duration
A/Prof John Atherton, Director of Cardiology, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital; Associate Professor, University of Queensland
Cardiac Friendly Drugs for T2 Diabetes – Relevant forwhich Patients?
Prof Ian Yang, Thoracic Physician and Director of Thoracic Medicine, The Prince Charles Hospital
COPD Update – New Guidelines and Implications for GP
The above program is an indication of topics and speakers only and is not the final schedule. Program was correct at time of printing and is subject to change without notice. See www.healthed.com.au for updates
cardiOvascularDOACs – Dosing, Compliance, Renal Function, Common Questions and What to do with Warfarin
a/Prof Karam Kostner, associate Professor of Medicine, university ofQueensland; Director of Cardiology, Mater Hospital Brisbane.
Management of Heart Failure – New Developments Relevant to GP See healthed.com.au for updates
diabEtEs and mEtabOlismWhy is Earlier and More Aggressive Treatment of T2Diabetes Better?
a/Prof Mark Kennedy, Clinical Associate Professor Department of General Practice, University of Melbourne
Managing Metabolic Syndrome in Mental Illness Dr Marlene Tham, Director of Melbourne Weight Loss; Director of Medical & Mind Weight Loss
Cardiac Friendly Drugs for T2 Diabetes – Relevant forwhich Patients?
Prof Michael D’Emden, Director of Diabetes and Endocrinology, Royal Brisbane Women’s Hospital, Vice President, The Australian Diabetes Society
Pain & PalliativE carE
Medicinal Cannabis – Myth Vs Practical RealitiesProf iain McGregor, Professor of Psychopharmacology; NHMRC Principal Research Fellow; Academic Director, Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics
Is There a Role for Opioids in Non-cancer Pain?Dr Richard Pendleton, Specialist Pain Medicine Physician and Anaesthetist; Founding member of Interventus Pain Specialists; Visiting Medical Officer, Wesley Pain and Spine Centre
Assessment and Management of Chronic Knee Pain Dr Joshua Daly, Pain Medicine Physician & Specialist Anaesthetist, Princess Alexandra Hospital and Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital
inFEctiOus disEasENational Shingles Vaccination Program – Closing the Gap in Adult and Paediatric Vaccination Rates
Prof Robert Booy, Head of Clinical Research, NCIRS and Westmead Children’s Hospital
Tick-borne Diseases Dr Bernard Hudson, Head, Department of Infectious Diseases & Clinical Microbiology, Royal North Shore Hospital
Travel Vaccination Update Dr Nigel Crawford, Paediatrician; Medical Head, Immunisation Services, Department of General Medicine
rEsPiratOry and allErgy
COPD Update – New Guidelines and Implications for GP a/Prof ian yang, Thoracic Physician and Director of Thoracic Medicine, The Prince Charles Hospital
Anaphylaxis and EpiPen Refresher Dr alberto Pinzon Charry, Paediatric Allergist and Immunologist, Greenslopes Paediatrics, Greenslopes Private Hospital
What’s New in Asthma Management? See healthed.com.au for updatesmiscEllanEOus
Dietary Fibre, the Microbiome and Health Prof David Topping, Chief Research Scientist, CSIROConfidentiality, E-Communications in the Digital Age – Practical Strategies to Reduce Medicolegal Risk
Dr Mark Woodrow, Emergency Physician, Wesley Hospital; Senior Medical Advisor, Avant Brisbane
Teen Sleep Problems and Solutions Dr Chris Seton, Staff Specialist; Paediatric Sleep Investigation Unit, Children’s Hospital Westmead
Health Needs of Shift Workers Dr Claire Ellender, Respiratory and Sleep Physician, the Princess Alexandra Hospital
cardiOvascularDOACs – Dosing, Compliance, Renal Function, Common Questions and What to do with Warfarin a/Prof David Colquhoun, Cardiologist, Wesley Medical Centre
Management of Heart Failure – New Developments Relevant to GP
a/Prof Karam Kostner, Associate Professor of Medicine, University ofQueensland; Director of Cardiology, Mater Hospital Brisbane.
diabEtEs and mEtabOlismWhy is Earlier and More Aggressive Treatment of T2Diabetes Better?
a/Prof Mark Kennedy, Clinical Associate Professor Department of General Practice, University of Melbourne
Managing Metabolic Syndrome in Mental Illness Dr Marlene Tham, Director of Melbourne Weight Loss; Director of Medical & Mind Weight Loss
Cardiac Friendly Drugs for T2 Diabetes – Relevant forwhich Patients?
a/Prof John atherton, Director of Cardiology, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital; Associate Professor, University of Queensland
Pain & PalliativE carE
Medicinal Cannabis – Myth Vs Practical RealitiesProf iain McGregor, Professor of Psychopharmacology; NHMRC Principal Research Fellow; Academic Director, Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics
Is There a Role for Opioids in Non-cancer Pain?Dr Richard Pendleton, Specialist Pain Medicine Physician and Anaesthetist; Founding member of Interventus Pain Specialists; Visiting Medical Officer, Wesley Pain and Spine Centre
Assessment and Management of Chronic Knee Pain Dr Joshua Daly, Pain Medicine Physician & Specialist Anaesthetist, Princess Alexandra Hospital and Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital
inFEctiOus disEasENational Shingles Vaccination Program – Closing the Gap in Adult and Paediatric Vaccination Rates
Prof Robert Booy, Head of Clinical Research, NCIRS and Westmead Children’s Hospital
Tick-borne Diseases Dr Bernard Hudson, Head, Department of Infectious Diseases & Clinical Microbiology, Royal North Shore Hospital
Travel Vaccination Update Dr Nigel Crawford, Paediatrician; Medical Head, Immunisation Services, Department of General Medicine
rEsPiratOry and allErgy
COPD Update – New Guidelines and Implications for GP Prof ian yang, Thoracic Physician and Director of Thoracic Medicine, The Prince Charles Hospital
Anaphylaxis and EpiPen Refresher Dr alberto Pinzon Charry, Paediatric Allergist and Immunologist, Greenslopes Paediatrics, Greenslopes Private Hospital
What’s New in Asthma Management? Dr Philip Lee, Respiratory and Sleep Physician, Consultant in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine, St George Hospital
miscEllanEOusDietary Fibre, the Microbiome and Health Dr David Topping, Honorary Fellow, CSIRO Health & Biosecurity Adelaide Confidentiality, E-Communications in the Digital Age – Practical Strategies to Reduce Medicolegal Risk
Dr Mark Woodrow, Emergency Physician, Wesley Hospital; Senior Medical Advisor, Avant Brisbane
Teen Sleep Problems and Solutions Dr Chris Seton, Staff Specialist; Paediatric Sleep Investigation Unit, Children’s Hospital Westmead
Health Needs of Shift Workers Dr Claire Ellender, Respiratory and Sleep Physician, the Princess Alexandra Hospital
Dr Chris Seton, Staff Specialist; Paediatric Sleep Investigation Unit, Children’s Hospital Westmead
Teen Sleep Problems and Solutions
General Practice education day
HEALTHED sponsors: Aspen Australia, AstraZeneca Australia, Bayer Consumer Care, Bayer Women’s Health, Besins Healthcare, Boehringer Ingelheim Pty Ltd, BOQ Specialist, Clinical Labs, Cobram Estate, Continence Foundation of Australia, Ferring, Flordis Natural Medicines, Freedom Foods, GSK Vaccines, Lowe Financial Group, Macquarie Medical Systems, Medicine Today, Medtronic, Mundipharma, Mylan, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, Osteoporosis Australia, SciGen, Seqirus, Servier, Team Medical Supplies, Teva, The A2 Milk Company.
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Saturday 28 October • 8.30am–6.30pm
UQ Centre, University of Queensland, St Lucia
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